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October 16, 2017, 07:49:03 PM |
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This is proactive. Once it becomes safe and reliable to transact, Samourai Wallet will detect any balance of S2X and present an option to automatically convert the entire S2X balance to BTC. The S2X will be sold at market price and BTC will appear directly in Samourai Wallet. Anybody use this wallet? No. As far as I can tell they're still pure Beta. They love taking very dramatic positions. I'd prefer it if they concentrated on becoming non Beta. LOL. Gmail is still beta. Anybody not using it for that reason?
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realr0ach
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October 16, 2017, 07:52:11 PM |
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I hope the CoreCoin drop will be worth something. A slightly inferior coin with 1 miner controlling 80% of the hashing power doesn't sound too tasty.
Don't you have some altcrash forum to troll in? He's technically correct in a sense. The end game of bitcoin was ALWAYS going to be nothing more than one giant, continuous, rough consensus attack and then the state eventually steps in and declares that you're required to use some specific chain they hand tailor to screw you. As for bitcoin vs metals, this is the macro for why history will eventually flush all the bitfools and iRetards down the toilet: Indeed. And that is a good thing. We had discussed in great detail why gold is a barbaric relic whose time is coming to an end.
Some old guys still take Bitcoin profits into gold or silver, but the younger (and even GenX) guys realize gold is dying.
You are fighting against the laws of gravity if you believe metals will be displaced by craptocurrency. I'll take the Joseph Tainter position any day on this subject matter. When complex systems implode, they don't shift over to an even more complex system, they either go backwards in complexity or enter a full dark ages. Complexity is not inherently good, it's a liability. Another crux of the Joseph Tainter argument when extrapolated to it's end point is that overspecialization is essentially a Fermi Paradox-style extinction level event. The invisible hand of nature will force chaos and implosions at random intervals to prevent this. The world doesn't want "total order" as you always reference the term as being bad/an impossibility. Metals always survive these random interval re-orgs of nature because they are very basic elements and almost indestructable; craptocurrency does not. Not to mention craptocurrency being a far inferior settlement system with no reason to even exist due to not removing counter party risk and having built-in rent seeking middlemen (transaction validators - so called "miners". An incorrect term that should really just be "middlemen").
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JayJuanGee
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October 16, 2017, 08:12:07 PM |
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https://www.bitfinex.com/posts/227October 16, 2017 This message is further to our announcement of August 11, 2017, with respect to terminating our business with U.S. individual customers. As indicated in the announcement, we are terminating trading, deposits, and withdrawal functionality for U.S. individual customers by no later than November 9, 2017. U.S. customers are already barred from receiving financing from other users on Bitfinex’s peer-to-peer financing platform. This restriction will remain and, in addition, U.S. individual customers will no longer be able to provide financing on Bitfinex effective November 9, 2017. All U.S. individual users must make arrangements to withdraw their Digital Tokens by November 9th. U.S. individuals holding Recovery Right Tokens (RRTs), if any, which relate to the exchange of now-defunct BFX tokens to equity in iFinex Inc., may, starting on October 27, 2017, sell all of their RRTs on the exchange, if they so elect. This is an exception to the general terms of use for RRTs. U.S. individuals are not permitted to buy RRTs during this time period. All terms and conditions relating to the sale of any RRTs remain in full force and effect and are deemed to apply to the sale of any RRTs by U.S. individuals or otherwise. Any RRTs remaining in the hands of U.S. individual verified customers after the November 9th deadline may be sold through Bitfinex on an OTC basis through special arrangement with us. WOW!!!!! I initially thought that Bitfinex were going to restrict USA customers from fiat bank encounters and a few other asset trading restrictions - yet this announcement appears to be a complete severance of USA customers from any kind of service on their platform... ... seemingly too much liability for Bitfinex to have USA exposure... would be a prudent move for them, but gonna screw around a lot of USA folks who are currently using their platform.. and had wanted access to some of that Hong Kong based market (arbitrage or whatever).
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rjclarke2000
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October 16, 2017, 08:17:21 PM |
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https://www.bitfinex.com/posts/227October 16, 2017 This message is further to our announcement of August 11, 2017, with respect to terminating our business with U.S. individual customers. As indicated in the announcement, we are terminating trading, deposits, and withdrawal functionality for U.S. individual customers by no later than November 9, 2017. U.S. customers are already barred from receiving financing from other users on Bitfinex’s peer-to-peer financing platform. This restriction will remain and, in addition, U.S. individual customers will no longer be able to provide financing on Bitfinex effective November 9, 2017. All U.S. individual users must make arrangements to withdraw their Digital Tokens by November 9th. U.S. individuals holding Recovery Right Tokens (RRTs), if any, which relate to the exchange of now-defunct BFX tokens to equity in iFinex Inc., may, starting on October 27, 2017, sell all of their RRTs on the exchange, if they so elect. This is an exception to the general terms of use for RRTs. U.S. individuals are not permitted to buy RRTs during this time period. All terms and conditions relating to the sale of any RRTs remain in full force and effect and are deemed to apply to the sale of any RRTs by U.S. individuals or otherwise. Any RRTs remaining in the hands of U.S. individual verified customers after the November 9th deadline may be sold through Bitfinex on an OTC basis through special arrangement with us. WOW!!!!! I initially thought that Bitfinex were going to restrict USA customers from fiat bank encounters and a few other asset trading restrictions - yet this announcement appears to be a complete severance of USA customers from any kind of service on their platform... ... seemingly too much liability for Bitfinex to have USA exposure... would be a prudent move for them, but gonna screw around a lot of USA folks who are currently using their platform.. and had wanted access to some of that Hong Kong based market (arbitrage or whatever). Get your coins off exchanges JJG. Stop playing with fire.
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Fatman3001
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October 16, 2017, 08:22:51 PM |
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I don't remember who said that the biggest threat to bitcoin is posed by the fact that many real devs are public figures. I think that's a major drawback. I am so much glad that Satoshi still keeps his/her/their identity hidden. Creating the most important threat to the financial 1% is not a prank.
It's only a problem for a crypto who dev team has an official "head" dev like Ethereum does. Or like BCH, lol. Bitcoin has 100+ voluntary developers. I'm surprised some Russian gangsters haven't ordered a contract on Vitalik to coincide with an epic margin short. It's a sure thing. *That was probably my most morbid speculation ever. Vitalik has some pretty gangsta friends of his own
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megadeth
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October 16, 2017, 08:24:13 PM |
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Where's Loaded ? At these prices he hits a Billion dollars in BTC net worth. Time to change your signature dude.
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JayJuanGee
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October 16, 2017, 08:26:09 PM |
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https://www.bitfinex.com/posts/227October 16, 2017 This message is further to our announcement of August 11, 2017, with respect to terminating our business with U.S. individual customers. As indicated in the announcement, we are terminating trading, deposits, and withdrawal functionality for U.S. individual customers by no later than November 9, 2017. U.S. customers are already barred from receiving financing from other users on Bitfinex’s peer-to-peer financing platform. This restriction will remain and, in addition, U.S. individual customers will no longer be able to provide financing on Bitfinex effective November 9, 2017. All U.S. individual users must make arrangements to withdraw their Digital Tokens by November 9th. U.S. individuals holding Recovery Right Tokens (RRTs), if any, which relate to the exchange of now-defunct BFX tokens to equity in iFinex Inc., may, starting on October 27, 2017, sell all of their RRTs on the exchange, if they so elect. This is an exception to the general terms of use for RRTs. U.S. individuals are not permitted to buy RRTs during this time period. All terms and conditions relating to the sale of any RRTs remain in full force and effect and are deemed to apply to the sale of any RRTs by U.S. individuals or otherwise. Any RRTs remaining in the hands of U.S. individual verified customers after the November 9th deadline may be sold through Bitfinex on an OTC basis through special arrangement with us. WOW!!!!! I initially thought that Bitfinex were going to restrict USA customers from fiat bank encounters and a few other asset trading restrictions - yet this announcement appears to be a complete severance of USA customers from any kind of service on their platform... ... seemingly too much liability for Bitfinex to have USA exposure... would be a prudent move for them, but gonna screw around a lot of USA folks who are currently using their platform.. and had wanted access to some of that Hong Kong based market (arbitrage or whatever). Get your coins off exchanges JJG. Stop playing with fire. Hahahahaha.. Thanks for your concern... I understand that you are more exchange averse than me... I am not going to get my coins off of all exchanges, but surely I got to work towards setting up a plan to remove all of my coins from bitfinex in the next 3.5 weeks... and they had been my go to exchange for alt coins, so currently I gotta figure out what to do with the BCH, ETH, ETC, LTC, Monero and dollars that I hold on their platform.. whether to liquidate all of it or just move it to wallets? Surely I cannot move the dollars - so I gotta probably buy bitcoin or some other alt with the dollars before I move it. Most likely I will buy bitcoin because I don't feel too comfortable having my value in alts... and if I get stuck, I would rather be stuck mostly in bitcoin than some of those other ones.
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bones261
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October 16, 2017, 08:27:08 PM |
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WOW!!!!!
I initially thought that Bitfinex were going to restrict USA customers from fiat bank encounters and a few other asset trading restrictions - yet this announcement appears to be a complete severance of USA customers from any kind of service on their platform... ... seemingly too much liability for Bitfinex to have USA exposure... would be a prudent move for them, but gonna screw around a lot of USA folks who are currently using their platform.. and had wanted access to some of that Hong Kong based market (arbitrage or whatever).
Guess that I will definitely be losing some dust. I haven't used them since they were brought back online after the hack in the summer of 2016. Unfortunately, during my hasty exodus, I managed to leave some dust behind. They can keep my 0.15(XXXXX) USD, 2784 sats BTC and 2377 sats BCC. I gather that Spoofy isn't associated with a US customer. I think Spoofy is actually an alien anyway. https://twitter.com/bones261/status/917980409417359361
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marcus_of_augustus
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Eadem mutata resurgo
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October 16, 2017, 08:33:53 PM |
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bitcoin price tapping on the ceiling again ... yet another push higher seems might be imminent.
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Last of the V8s
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October 16, 2017, 08:37:52 PM |
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bitcoin price tapping on the ceiling again ... yet another push higher seems might be imminent.
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rjclarke2000
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October 16, 2017, 09:02:49 PM |
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bitcoin price tapping on the ceiling again ... yet another push higher seems might be imminent.
Someone doesn't want it to happen just yet I see
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gembitz
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October 16, 2017, 09:09:20 PM |
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bitcoin price tapping on the ceiling again ... yet another push higher seems might be imminent.
$10000 street price in japan and india >.> choo choo weeeeeeeee//^
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JayJuanGee
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October 16, 2017, 09:32:19 PM |
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Be careful : Hacked database of passwords of all usernames is used to change your profile (and so, your password) without email notification (and so, your email linked to your profile). Please change immediately your password with one that Bitcointalk don't have seen since ... 2014. Please change email password if 1 of the password have been seen per Bitcointalk in your profile. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2272567.0 Based on the discussion surrounding this post, I changed my password. Surely, when there are these kinds of security breaches - of supposed hackers actually getting access to actual passwords, then surely we are at a more vulnerable status, and yeah, I agree with Meuh6879 (and his alt of necessity) that changing passwords should require some kind of verification - yet I suppose they may have their reasons for the current set up. 1) I can relate that it is can be difficult to get your account back once it has been hacked, and it may even be possible that you are not able to get it back. I had two incidents of losing access to my account in late 2016. 2) I had been using an autofill feature on one of my browsers for my password, and when I made this current password change, I had some issues regarding the autofill feature, which caused me about 5 sign-in attempts with the wrong password. Luckily I was able to log-in with the correct password on about the 6th attempt because I figured that sooner or later I was going to get forced locked out of my account, and then I would have become another statistic....
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gembitz
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October 16, 2017, 09:49:38 PM |
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Be careful : Hacked database of passwords of all usernames is used to change your profile (and so, your password) without email notification (and so, your email linked to your profile). Please change immediately your password with one that Bitcointalk don't have seen since ... 2014. Please change email password if 1 of the password have been seen per Bitcointalk in your profile. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2272567.0 Based on the discussion surrounding this post, I changed my password. Surely, when there are these kinds of security breaches - of supposed hackers actually getting access to actual passwords, then surely we are at a more vulnerable status, and yeah, I agree with Meuh6879 (and his alt of necessity) that changing passwords should require some kind of verification - yet I suppose they may have their reasons for the current set up. 1) I can relate that it is can be difficult to get your account back once it has been hacked, and it may even be possible that you are not able to get it back. I had two incidents of losing access to my account in late 2016. 2) I had been using an autofill feature on one of my browsers for my password, and when I made this current password change, I had some issues regarding the autofill feature, which caused me about 5 sign-in attempts with the wrong password. Luckily I was able to log-in with the correct password on about the 6th attempt because I figured that sooner or later I was going to get forced locked out of my account, and then I would have become another statistic.... you think jimmy buffett is buying shares of bitcoin now? $6000 choo choo :-D weeeee
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October 16, 2017, 09:58:15 PM |
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bitcoin price tapping on the ceiling again ... yet another push higher seems might be imminent.
$10000 street price in japan and india >.> choo choo weeeeeeeee//^ real life bitcoin Choo Choo-ing and to-da-moon ing on the streets? wtf is that and why not in my hometown? (note that they even got the logos on the wheels tilted to cover the forks.)
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Last of the V8s
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October 16, 2017, 10:05:53 PM |
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bitcoin price tapping on the ceiling again ... yet another push higher seems might be imminent.
$10000 street price in japan and india >.> choo choo weeeeeeeee//^ real life bitcoin Choo Choo-ing and to-da-moon ing on the streets? wtf is that and why not in my hometown? (note that they even got the logos on the wheels tilted to cover the forks.) sorry shoulda given attrib https://twitter.com/timpastoor/status/919751017754918912I've been saving this one for a few years, but now seems like a good time.
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JayJuanGee
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October 16, 2017, 10:29:10 PM |
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Be careful : Hacked database of passwords of all usernames is used to change your profile (and so, your password) without email notification (and so, your email linked to your profile). Please change immediately your password with one that Bitcointalk don't have seen since ... 2014. Please change email password if 1 of the password have been seen per Bitcointalk in your profile. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2272567.0 Based on the discussion surrounding this post, I changed my password. Surely, when there are these kinds of security breaches - of supposed hackers actually getting access to actual passwords, then surely we are at a more vulnerable status, and yeah, I agree with Meuh6879 (and his alt of necessity) that changing passwords should require some kind of verification - yet I suppose they may have their reasons for the current set up. 1) I can relate that it is can be difficult to get your account back once it has been hacked, and it may even be possible that you are not able to get it back. I had two incidents of losing access to my account in late 2016. 2) I had been using an autofill feature on one of my browsers for my password, and when I made this current password change, I had some issues regarding the autofill feature, which caused me about 5 sign-in attempts with the wrong password. Luckily I was able to log-in with the correct password on about the 6th attempt because I figured that sooner or later I was going to get forced locked out of my account, and then I would have become another statistic.... you think jimmy buffett is buying shares of bitcoin now? $6000 choo choo :-D weeeee What does Jimmy Buffett represent? Mainstream adoption?
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Last of the V8s
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October 16, 2017, 11:22:16 PM |
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6100 incoming tonight
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cmacwiz
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October 16, 2017, 11:23:15 PM |
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oh BTC don't be such a tease. Shovel that coal people!
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mmmmyah
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October 16, 2017, 11:25:49 PM |
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I think a 10k bitcoin by June 2018 is a safe bet - 100k by 2024?
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